A bimetallic strip (brass/steel), which is straight at room temperature, will be immersed in boiling water and allowed to equilibrate. I will then remove the strip and quickly place it on a piece of graph paper to measure the deflection of the end, ie. how far the end is away from the original line, measured perpendicular to the original line. Predict how far the end will deflect, to the nearest half millimeter. The bimetallic strip is 222 mm long. I measured the thickness to be 0.036". You may inspect the room- temperature strip and check my measurements.

A bimetallic strip (brass/steel), which is straight at room temperature, will be immersed in boiling water and allowed to equilibrate. I will then remove the strip and quickly place it on a piece of graph paper to measure the deflection of the end, ie. how far the end is away from the original line, measured perpendicular to the original line. Predict how far the end will deflect, to the nearest half millimeter. The bimetallic strip is 222 mm long. I measured the thickness to be 0.036". You may inspect the room- temperature strip and check my measurements.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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